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Re: gophilipgo post# 39031

Wednesday, 12/21/2011 10:58:37 PM

Wednesday, December 21, 2011 10:58:37 PM

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For all complaining about the split, here's another way to look at our options:

1. Preferreds receive the whole company - WAMPQs would own approximately 40% of the new company (12% more than the plan currently allows for). We'd have approximately $6 billion in NOLs available to use.

2. Under the current plan - WAMPQ owns 28% of the company, but the company has approximately $17 billion in NOLs to use.

Think carefully about the better option. Would you prefer 12% more of the company, or would you prefer $11 billion more in NOLs? Personally, I think option 2 is far, far better, and in fact, is closer to APR than the first one, if the NOLs are to be used, as we all expect they will be. That being said, if commons can receive less than 30% while still preserving all $17 billion in NOLs, then they should get that reduced percent, with the remainder going to preferreds.

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